24 pack Microfibre household & car cleaning cloths - £5.50 @ Asda

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24 pack Microfibre household & car cleaning cloths. £5.50 @ Asda instore

£5.50 Asda1 Feb 17

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nfaaa

1 Feb 17

Found these 24 pack of microfibre cleaning cloths at half price in Asda. Was on car cleaning section aisle.

3 colours in each pack. Works out cheaper than those which normally cost 3 for a £1.

All comments (26)

JmeBud

1 Feb 17 #1

I use these everyday at work, they are very good quality cloths.They usually cost £3 for 6 or £10 for 24.

However the 6 pack are very often on sale at £2.

This is a very good deal, very hot from me.

sradmad

1 Feb 17 1 #2

good find op, heat added

salsheikh

1 Feb 17 #3

i hope this is a nationwide deal

safctopcat

1 Feb 17 #4

heat

bb11

1 Feb 17 #5

which store?

MoreBeer77

1 Feb 17 #6

Nowt in Southport :-(

kiera2

1 Feb 17 #7

Anyone know what size these are?

nfaaa to kiera2

1 Feb 17 1 #9

Approx 40 x 30 cm..

h17yd_l

1 Feb 17 #8

Showing as £11 in Widnes Asda but scanned at £5.50!! :smiley:

ukdahool

1 Feb 17 #10

Amazon basics microfibres are also good and quite often on offer

Jfuller

1 Feb 17 #11

Good find, thank you.

jonohanson

1 Feb 17 1 #12

The best I have found (and have tried a few) are from Costco - http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p/kirkland-signature-ultra-plush-microfibre-towels-36-pack-713160 36 instore are usually £10-12. Not sure on the asda size but the Costco ones are quite large!

SKIVER123

1 Feb 17 #13

At the price they are I always seem to drop a pack of these in the trolley. No brainer at £12

jbar1610

1 Feb 17 #14

a few packs left in west bridgford Nottingham - HTH! someone :-)

archieunkerb

1 Feb 17 #15

They are absolute crap cloths. Not worth a penny each. Cold from me

allnott

1 Feb 17 #16

Don't put them in the washing machine!

JmeBud to allnott

3 Feb 17 #23

I wash these all the time, on high heat. The key is to not mix the colours!

Raheel2468

1 Feb 17 #17

Got these reduced last year 3:50 great they are still got a couple in the box haha used about 5-6 per week wash and wallaaaaaaa brand new certainly better than those yellow cotton ones

Petetobin to Raheel2468

1 Feb 17 1 #18

Don't want to intrude on a thread about cloths but I think you will find that's Voila. It's French unlike the cloths.

LionelRichieFan

2 Feb 17 #19

Don't want to intrude on an intruding post, but I think you will find it is actually "voila". It doesn't need capitalisation in the middle of a sentence, unlike "France".

melym

2 Feb 17 #20

Walaaaa is an Urdu word denoting pleasantly surprised or wow, so to assume it was meant to be French at all is a bit premature?.....

azeem_ to melym

3 Feb 17 #21

I speak Urdu, and when I read your original comment it did seem like you meant to write voila. You can't just throw a random word from a random language and expect an English speaking person to get it.

Anyway, picked up a pack today, was labelled at £11, but scanned at £5.50!

salsheikh

3 Feb 17 #22

lots available in Nuneaton too
marked down as £5.50
seems a good quality cloth for the price.

Raheel2468

4 Feb 17 #24

Sorryyyy I did mean that just in joy everyone chillax

Petetobin

9 Feb 17 #25

True. I normally use it as a standalone sentence. Voila!

mhoneyghan

9 Feb 17 #26

£11 in great bridge